Juventus striker David Trezeguet said that he would be tempted to join Olympique Marseille should the Mediterranean club show interest in his services. The French international has recently become disillusioned with life at Juventus as coach Claudio Ranieri is counting on forwards Alessandro Del Piero and Amauri. Former Juve midfielder Didier Deschamps is set to take over Marseille in the summer and Trezegol is excited about the prospect of playing under the ex-France skipper. "It is an excellent thing for Marseille that they have Deschamps in charge," Trezeguet told Le Parisien.
"It is an excellent thing for Marseille that they have Deschamps in charge." "They are a great club and if Didier contacted me I would consider joining them." Trezeguet played for Deschamps when the latter led Juventus to promotion from Serie B to Italy's top flight in 2007, one year following the Calciopoli scandal. "Everyone knows Deschamp's qualities. In Turin he managed to lead Juventus back to Serie A and he has the charisma to do really well," the 31-year-old striker added. Trezeguet scored over 130 Serie A goals for Juventus since he joined the club from Monaco in 2000. A shoulder injury and competition with Amauri and Del Piero limited the former's participation to five league games so far in the season.
